Secure Every Model You Build, Buy, or Borrow
Scan proprietary, open-source, and third-party models for vulnerabilities, and discover, assess, and govern AI coding agent skills.
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Chosen by Enterprises Securing Their AI Supply Chains


Models Are the New Software Supply Chain
Third-Party Models Are Opaque
Vendors won’t share training data, fine-tuning methods, or safety guardrails.
Open-Source Models Carry Hidden Risks
Backdoored weights, unsafe behaviors, and unchecked dependencies are common.
Agent Skills Introduce New Supply Chain Risks
AI coding agents can access skills that introduce additional capabilities and security risks. Without visibility into these skills, organizations may unknowingly allow risky or unauthorized capabilities into their development environments.

Know Exactly What You’re Deploying
Our AI Supply Chain Security module gives you complete security visibility into any model — no training data required.


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Key Capabilities of AI Model Supply Chain Security
Verify every model before it enters your environment and assess the risks introduced by skills available to AI coding agents.
AI Risk Management
Identify and assess risk from malicious model changes.
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AI Governance
Enforce governance controls on model behavior.
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AI Bill of Materials (AI BoM)
Unpack model files, metadata, and supporting components.
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AI Model Genealogy
Track model versions, lineage, and provenance over time.
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AI Security Posture Management (AI SPM)
Continuously measure and report AI security posture.
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Learn from the Industry’s AI Security Experts
Research, guidance, and frameworks from the team shaping AI security standards.

OpenSSF Model Signing for Safer AI Supply Chains
The future of artificial intelligence depends not just on powerful models but also on our ability to trust them. As AI models become the backbone of countless applications, from healthcare diagnostics to financial systems, their integrity and security have never been more important. Yet the current AI ecosystem faces a fundamental challenge: How does one prove that the model to be deployed is exactly what the creator intended? Without layered verification mechanisms, organizations risk deploying compromised, tampered, or maliciously modified models, which could lead to potentially catastrophic consequences.
Ready to Secure Your AI Supply Chain?
Scan every model before it touches production.


